Reply To: Bahuna Sutta – Unrestricted awareness?
My translation: “Bāhuna, the Realized One has escaped from ten things, so that he lives detached, liberated, his mind free of limits. What ten? Attachment to Rupa (Dhammā, Dhātu, etc.)……
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My translation: “Bāhuna, the Realized One has escaped from ten things, so that he lives detached, liberated, his mind free of limits. What ten? Attachment to Rupa (Dhammā, Dhātu, etc.)……
This is a question from someone who is studying Pure Dhamma with me. Are apo, tejo, vayo, and pathavi completely filled within akasa dhatu without any gaps?…
No. Akasa dhatu is in between things made of suddhatthaka. Akasa = space. All material things are in space. Akasa is infinite….
“Q. The everyday activities that proceed with sankhara would not be nava kamma. Because nava kamma only deals with abhisankhara. ..” You asked this question some time back, too. Why…
I slightly revised it as follows: 9. Based on ANY sensory input and the uppatti bhavaṅga, a mind will start at a particular DEFILED STATE (with mano saṅkhāra) unless one…
…any dhatu meditation is always Etaṁ mama, esohamasmi, eso me attā’ti in the end. This is interesting and it makes sense to me. could you share a sutta reference? —-…
Thank you TripleGemStudent for your kind words, we are all striving hard here. And thank you for the reference! It is very helpful to think of dhatu meditation this way….
…understand the following: bhavataṇhā Related to bhavadiṭṭhi. Concerned with being reborn in the rupa or arupa dhatu. Similar to the combination of rūpataṇhā and arūpataṇhā. vibhavataṇhā Related to ucchedadiṭṭhi. Similar…
…two spheres, lokiya and lokuttara, “touch”. Furthermore, see this thread, where Lal stated that “the “pabhassara citta” does not fall into any of the three “dhatu” or “loka.” https://puredhamma.net/forums/topic/compilation-of-my-thought/#post-50814…
Does the fact that kamma viññāṇa is in the background mean the same thing as dhammā waiting in the viññāṇa dhātu?…